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* ''Series/Survivor'' does this visually in two ways. When an immunity or reward challenge ends with a jigsaw, slide or scrambled letter puzzle, the solution will be shown to the audience via timelapse footage while Jeff Probst concludes narration of the challenge rules. In later seasons, when a contestant is searching for an immunity idol or advantage, editors will often add a flare effect in post-production to highlight the location of the item.
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* ''Series/Survivor'' ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' does this visually in two ways. When an immunity or reward challenge ends with a jigsaw, slide or scrambled letter puzzle, the solution will be shown to the audience via timelapse footage while Jeff Probst concludes narration of the challenge rules. In later seasons, when a contestant is searching for an immunity idol or advantage, editors will often add a flare effect in post-production to highlight the location of the item.
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* This often happened on ''Series/TheCrystalMaze''. If the solution to a puzzle was not revealed in-universe, it would often be shown after the game; either as a series of cross-fades of the stages of the puzzle, or with subtitles. A notable example was when coloured wires had to be connected to the right pictures to form word chains (e.g. red tape, blue chip etc.), in a game which the contestants never figured out. Showing the solution was often achieved during the game with close-ups of the right answer; and at one point even discussed in-universe, with Richard saying "the camera gave you a clue" to the contestants watching on the monitor. Revealing the solution was averted at one point in series 2, with a maze game involving keys in the Futuristic zone, and Richard told everybody present "Who knows? You will never know!"
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* This often happened on ''Series/TheCrystalMaze''. If the solution to a puzzle was not revealed in-universe, it would often be shown after the game; either as a series of cross-fades of the stages of the puzzle, or with subtitles. A notable example was when coloured wires had to be connected to the right pictures to form word chains (e.g. red tape, blue chip etc.), in a game which the contestants never figured out. Showing the solution was often achieved during the game with close-ups of the right answer; and at one point even discussed in-universe, with Richard saying "the camera gave you a clue" to the contestants watching on the monitor. Revealing the solution was averted at one point in series 2, with a maze game involving keys in the Futuristic zone, and Richard told everybody present present, "Who knows? You will never know!"
